Children

Fondly known as Malik Bhai, the 29-year-old tea seller has been spending 80 per cent of his income to educate more than 40 underprivileged children since the last three years!

This Mumbai-based girl has a heart so big that it feels the pain of others acutely. Through her art and craft exhibitions, Kshirja has raised around Rs. 85,000 to fund various causes

“I loved the fact that they were food grade. The colors can also be easily washed off from clothes. Now, I can give him the crayons and do not have to worry,” says a happy mother.

Incredibly, out of the more than 20 million orphans in India, less than 1% even make it to orphanages. #ImpactThatMatters #SupremeCourt

For the children of Seem, education was limited to the pages of hand-me-down textbooks and outdated curriculums. Until a couple threw open the doors of their home to them! #Respect #RealLifeHeroes

"It was a dark phase. The agony and pain of losing a child is unimaginable. We didn't want any other parent to go through that, especially due to financial constraints." #Respect #RealLifeHeroes

The Supreme Court establishes that ‘the first and paramount consideration is the welfare and interest of the child and not the rights of the parents’.

“The first three-four months were very tough. The chemotherapy sessions were very intense. We also learnt that the chances of recovery are as high as 90 per cent in children below the age of 14,” says 48-year-old Monica.

A Class 7 student in Maharashtra, Bodhisatva designed the unique device after watching his mom, who suffers from spondylosis and back pain, struggling to clean bathroom floors. #Innovation #YoungIndia

When children experience trauma, particularly for an extended period, their body and nervous systems adapt to protect them. This could result in behaviours like heightened anger and irritability, distrusting or disobeying adults, or displaying increased sensitivity to everyday life events.